Surveyor Moon Probe Sends Pictures From Surface
Pasadena reporters note Surveyor, the lunar lander, awakened on a 2000 mile call and began transmitting TV pictures after landing. Over 10 000 clear images were sent before lunar night. Australian Canberra tracking station reestablished contact as solar panels turned to the sun. Scientists planned brief camera tests and possible small surface holes if power permits.
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GOP Clubs Plan and Fire Department Upgrades
GOP groups promote a reality of reform with a full slate of candidates while city utilities unveil a comprehensive upgrade program. The plan includes fire pumper and tank truck additions, expansion of water distribution, and new recreational facilities at parks. Community projects aim to improve pollution control, street work, and park amenities under local party leadership with active member involvement.
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Alpha Byrum
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Offa
Obituary notices for Carl Strader and related figures
Final rites for Carl F. Strader, 59, of 151 Ohio Ave., will be at First Holiness Church with burial in Maplewood Cemetery. Tressa L. Hines, 67, of 2921 Lincoln St., funeral today at Harold E. Rozelle Home with burial in Eden, Indiana. John Campbell Lockridge Campbell, 36, of 310 Central Ave., service at Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home, burial in Hebron Cemetery Adams, Indiana. Friends may visit funeral homes after specified times.
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East Lynn
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Ins
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Joh Lockridge Campbell
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Joseph Espey
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Arrows Heights Church of God
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Adams
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Miss Nel
Lie Broderick
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Clark St
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Raible Ave
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15Th St
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Death notices from Madison area and nearby counties
Final rites for Harriett Johnson of Shirley and multiple others are listed with funeral homes, dates, and burial sites. Names include Nellie Broderick, Dike, Benjamin F. Stinson, Everett Durbin, Marion Anderson, Bernard Branch, Orville Canse, Erna Zeuner, Edward Bryant, Marty Turner, with churches and cemeteries in Muncie, Anderson, New Castle, and nearby towns. Readers are advised of services, locations, and burial plans.
Great Lakes Ports Enter Bidding For Military Cargoes
Sen William Proxmire says Defense Department decision to place Great Lakes ports in competitive bidding for military cargo will level the field for lakes states and likely cut taxpayer costs. A dozen senators urged the 1962 Pentagon study be followed, recommending including Great Lakes traffic in bidding.
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British Leaders and Paris Talks Highlight Cold War Era Visit
British leaders continue discussions with Chinese officials in Peking as peace hopes for Vietnam grow. Paris visitors including Pompidou and Couve de Murville mark London’s first high level visit since De Gaulle's exit from Britain’s Common Market bid and NATO. Holt arrives after talks in Washington as UK labor government faces Vietnam policy pressure.
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Yorktown to Get New Post Office
Cincinnati regional Post Office office announced plans for a new post office in Yorktown with 2546 square feet of interior space and 9723 square feet of parking. Completion is expected by February 1, 1967, as per technical requirements.
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